System and method of knowledge architecture
Abstract
The system of knowledge architecture transforms knowledge of an expert by capturing the knowledge as structured content; and using the structured content in a software format. Knowledge is captured by mapping the structured content into topics and questions and/or a structured document, inputting said structured content, and storing said structured content. The structured content is then prepared for use as a specialized software application, next the prepared structured content is presented to a user where interaction with a user in a software format causes the forming of a narrative end-product based upon the data structure that communicates the findings and opinions of the expert knowledge.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . The system of knowledge architecture which comprises transforming knowledge into structured content.
2 . The system of knowledge architecture which comprises:
A) capturing knowledge as structured content; and B) using the structured content in a software format:
3 . The system of knowledge architecture of claim 2 wherein step A) includes:
1) mapping the structured content into topics and questions and/or a structured document; 2) inputting said structured content; and 3) storing said structured content.
4 . The system of knowledge architecture of claim 2 wherein step B) includes:
1) preparing said structured content for use as a specialized software application; 2) presenting said structured content to user; 3) interacting said structured content with a user in a software format; and 4) communicating results of user interaction with structured content in said software format.
5 . The system of knowledge architecture of claim 2 wherein structured content is
6 . The system of knowledge architecture of claim 2 wherein structured content is a hierarchy of elements which comprise an end-product.
7 . An end-product designer and generation system for producing end-products comprising:
A) a means for inputting knowledge information by means of an interface comprising a series of topics and questions in order to define a knowledge base: B) a means for organizing the information inputted into topics in a hierarchy set to produce a guiding map; C) a means for combining the hierarchically organized topics and associated questions into structured content and storing the content in a data structure; and D) a means for forming a narrative end-product basede upon the data structure that communicates findings and opinions of expert knowledge.
8 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 7 , wherein said narrative end-product comprises text, graphics and charts.
9 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 7 , wherein said narrative end-product is divided into multiple levels of text.
10 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 8 , wherein said narrative end-product comprises sections, subsections, paragraphs, sentences, phrases and snippets.
11 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 7 , wherein said narrative end-product is formed by a specialized software application that coverts the narrative end-product into a presentable format.
12 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 7 , wherein said interface comprises first and second display requirements, said first display requirement comprising a second region representing questions of a selected topic.
13 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 7 , wherein said narrative end-product includes a variety of end-products selectable by the user.
14 . The end-product designer and generation system of claim 7 , wherein said narrative end-product is editable in an external software application.
15 . A software system which utilizes knowledge architecture to produce a specialized software application that generates end-products which comprise:
A) a development environment which comprises:
1) a designer interface comprising:
a) a dialog designer; and
b) an end-product designer;
2) a designer definition data structure;
3) a special software application formulator; and
4) a designer project data structure;
B) a specialized software shell which comprises:
1) a specialized software application definition database structure;
2) a specialized software applicationinteraction database structure;
3) an interface for presentation of structured content which comprises:
a) a dialog manager;
b) an end-product manager, and
c) an administrative manager; and
produces an end-product.
16 . The software system of claim 15 , wherein the end-product is placed in a file.
17 . The software system of claim 15 , wherein the end-product is placed in an external application.
18 . The software system of claim 17 , wherein the external application is a word processor.
19 . A memory device storing a specialized software application which comprises:
A) a development environment which comprises:
1) a designer interface comprising:
a) a dialog designer; and
b) an end-product designer;
2) a designer definition data structure;
3) a special software application formulator; and
4) a designer project data structure;
B) a specialized software shell which comprises:
1) a specialized software application definition database structure;
2) a specialized software applicationinteraction database structure;
3) an interface for presentation of structured content which comprises:
a) a dialog manager;
b) an end-product manager; and
c) an administrative manager; and
produces an end-product.
20 . An interactive method for automatically generating a specialized software application from knowledge architecture which comprised the steps of:
A) interactively inputting knowledge of an expert in a particular field of knowledge into a computer; B) transforming the knowledge into structured content; C) storing the structured content in a data structure; and D) designing an end-product using the stored structured content which forms a narrative end-product based upon the data structure that communicates findings and opinions based upon expert knowledge via a specialized software application.Cited by (0)
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